Andrew C

Finally, a romantic comedy that feels pure, authentic and doesn't feel compelled to overcomplicate its plot unnecessarily. It's great to see how naturally the story unfolds, how authentic the characters are, and how their “mundane conflicts,” whether it's raising a child as a single parent, having an unresolved childhood trauma, dealing with a work rivalry and feeling like you can't show anything less than perfection in your job. It's all quite believable through the subtle writing and the authentic and sympathetic performances.

I wish writers would learn a thing or two from these stories. I don't want to see stupid plot twists or one-dimensional villains. I want to see adults dealing with adult situations and resolving them like adults. I absolutely loved this cast, both main and supporting.